Another game, another Mets rookie making a mark on the 2026 season. Nick Morabito, the 23-year-old outfielder who made his major league debut back in May against the Nationals, was called back up to join the team once again on Tuesday. After going hitless in one at-bat on Tuesday, Morabito slotted into Wednesday’s game in the sixth inning, pinch-running after Mark Vientos lined a single into...
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It was a quiet night for the bats on the farm for the Mets, but a handful of strong pitching performances were exciting to track from Wednesday night. Emilio Obispo delivered a strong outing for Brooklyn; he got exactly what he ordered after working through a rough patch at the High-A level. Noah Hall struck out three over five scoreless innings in Binghamton’s shutout win. Triple-A...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Jonah Tong could be called up to start for the Mets next week in Miami, according to Mike Puma of the New York Post. Tong has been excellent lately for Triple-A Syracuse, allowing just two runs with 23 strikeouts and 10 walks in 21 1/3 innings since August 11. The Mets are off today, giving Nick Morabito an extra day to celebrate a memorable Wednesday night. The...
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Nick Morabito picked the perfect time to come up with his first big-league hit. With two outs in the seventh inning, he lined a 2-2 pitch down the left-field line for a three-run double that extended the Mets’ lead over Tampa Bay to 9-4. The Mets (63-77) went on to a 10-4 victory Wednesday to take a series from the American League’s best team at Tropicana Field. Morabito had started...
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Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • 6:40 PM Tropicana Field • St. Petersburg, FL RHP Justin Hagenman (0-0, -.–) vs. RHP Griffin Jax (6-9, 3.63) SNY Francisco Lindor led off Tuesday night’s game with a home run against former Met Freddy Peralta. It instantly felt like it was going to be that kind of night for Peralta, except the Mets would be the ones having the fun. Instead, Peralta settled...
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Well, I’m sure that game against old friend Freddy Peralta went exactly how every Mets fan thought it was going to go. Tuesday night, the Mets dropped game two of a three game set against the Rays by a score of 6-2. Freddy Peralta threw six stellar innings, giving up three hits and one run. Man, imagine where the Mets could be right now if that kind of Freddy showed up all year. Sigh. The...
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